Superman #1/1974
In "Der Rachen des Jaguars," Jimmy Olsen steps into the spotlight as Mr. Action, saving a man from thugs—only to discover the victim is his own father. The attack is tied to a mysterious talisman said to grant superpowers, and when Superman is felled by red dust, Jimmy must rely on a powerful belt to reclaim his strength and protect his family. With art by Kurt Schaffenberger and a striking cover by Nick Cardy, this 1974 issue delivers a tense, personal twist on the Superman mythos.
In "Der Rachen des Jaguars," Jimmy Olsen, disguised as Mr. Action, saves a man from thugs—only to discover the victim is his own father, Mark Olsen. When the assailants reveal they're after a mystical talisman that grants superpowers, Superman is felled by red dust, leaving Jimmy to rely on the power belt to protect his father and confront the Jaguar gang.
In "Superboys erste Aktion," Superboy longs to step into the spotlight, but his parents, Martha and Jonathan Kent, remain hesitant. When he saves a neighboring couple—Alex and Lila Crowley—from a dangerous threat, he struggles to keep his identity hidden, forcing Jonathan to finally acknowledge that his son is ready for the world.
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